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Feeding Success: A Nutrition Blueprint for Busy Professionals and Business Travelers

Feeding Success: A Nutrition Blueprint for Busy Professionals and Business Travelers

Paperback

Business General

ISBN10: 0990680401
ISBN13: 9780990680406
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Sep 27 2014
Pages: 222
Weight: 0.49
Height: 0.47 Width: 5.08 Depth: 7.80
Language: English
The Ultimate Guide For Busy Professionals and Business Travelers Who Want To Build Success On A Healthy Foundation and Feel High-Energy, Fit and Clear-Headed. Feeding Success is a nutrition and lifestyle guide to help busy professionals and business travelers increase their energy and maximize their potential. It is also the story of overcoming an auto-immune disorder and burnout with empowering dietary and lifestyle changes. Emmanuelle will teach you: -What foods increase energy, improve mental clarity, and reduce stress in your body -How to boost your immune system before a business trip -Tips to induce restful sleep -A framework to create an exercise program for well-rounded fitness and a winning mindset -How to order healthy foods in a restaurant -How to sustain energy on your big days with nutritious meals and power snacks -How Emmanuelle recovered from Graves' disease and took her career to the next level --------------------------------------------------- Not only is it a diet change, it is an incredible life-changing experience. - Liam Oliver, CBS Sound Engineer, NJ Emma will open a door to a completely new 'YOU'. The foods Emma made me eat had a profoundly positive influence on my mood, my energy levels and impacted my behaviors and attitude at work and at home. - Lina Fiks, Accounting and Tax Senior Manager, NY My job involves frequent travel. Since following Emma's plan, my immune system is much stronger and I no longer experience any colds in the winter and any allergies during spring.- Achim Bader, Management Consultant, NY

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